Sorry for the delay in getting this review posted.  I'm very behind with these, so I'll keep the text portion short.  I really enjoyed the premise of the game, and figuring out the puzzles was really enjoyable.  I feel like the tutorials could be polished more, but I did get the hang of the game eventually.  Progression feels a little odd, I got lost somewhere between not understanding the challenges menu initially and not immediately knowing where to get certain resources.

The VOD for the review is posted below, and will be available for 60 days from the day of broadcast:
https://www.twitch.tv/videos/2888630577?t=2h2m27s

Hey! With FQ9 ending soon, I wanted to let you know that I won't be able to cover your game until after the event. If you're okay with waiting, just keep the game on the event and I'll be getting around to it over the next couple of months or so. :)

This is a neat game! I think when I played, there was an issue with the audio - I noticed volume sliders but it was most definitely silent on my end.

I enjoyed the gameplay hook quite a bit, and I think the game itself looks really nice. The UI is so tactile and responsive - i LOVE that! The controls feel really good, and any time I died I never felt like it was the games fault. Presentation-wise, this game feels really polished.

When I played the prologue, I didn't realize the game was going to be randomly generated. The prologue feels REALLY GOOD and I appreciate that it was included as a tutorial. I actually think it would be kind of fun to have a few more handmade levels like that one - The random levels are fun too, but having specifically crafted challenges or gauntlets with more intentional placements could be a fun way to spice the game up as opposed to just reaching high scores in those random levels.

I was a bit confused by the fates menu when I streamed the game, like it just wasn't clicking for me, so I went back and played a bit more off stream - I actually don't know what my issue was. I think I was a bit overwhelmed by all of the new symbols in the UI and my my eyes glaze over. Revisiting it, I really enjoyed the fates as a mechanic! I think it was a good way to add progression into a random, high score based game like this. I also enjoyed the upgrades that I unlocked, and how it changed the feel of the game. Good stuff! After unlocking the dash move I was really getting Celeste vibes.

I did keep running into a game-breaking glitch (the same on i got on stream) where if you die during Prologue 2, you experience permadeath, and nothing happens until you reload the page. Once that gets fixed though I could see myself spending a LOT of time on this one. Really fun!

I played the game on stream here at around 49:49

No audio in this version? Why?

This is a creative concept for a platformer. Like that being in the red areas for too long slows you down and the other version of you following your exact path. These mechanics make the puzzle aspect of this more creative and free flowing then most platformers. I did run into a few bugs such as buttons not working and getting trapped in the settings menu (no way to get out as far as I could tell). Some of the upgrade and relic information also felt unclear. Overall though I had fun, movement felt good and playing better felt rewarding. I like this project.